Signification visuelle de 'bosses'? - apprendre avec des images, exemples du quotidien

noun

Patrons, supérieurs

A person who oversees and directs the work of others; a supervisor.

"The workers listened carefully to their bosses during the morning meeting. "

Les travailleurs ont écouté attentivement leurs patrons pendant la réunion du matin.

person job business organization work

noun

Patrons, supérieurs

A person in charge of a business or company.

"Chat turned to whisper when the boss entered the conference room."

Les chuchotements se sont transformés en murmures lorsque le patron est entré dans la salle de conférence.

business organization job person

noun

Chef, dirigeant

A leader, the head of an organized group or team.

"They named him boss because he had good leadership skills."

Ils l'ont nommé chef parce qu'il avait de bonnes compétences en leadership.

person organization business job

noun

Dirigeant, chef

The head of a political party in a given region or district.

"He is the Republican boss in Kentucky."

Il est le chef républicain du Kentucky.

politics government organization person

noun

Patron

A term of address to a man.

"Yes, boss."

Oui, patron.

person language communication

noun

Un boss, un ennemi final

An enemy, often at the end of a level, that is particularly challenging and must be beaten in order to progress.

"In the video game, the bosses were so difficult that I had to practice for hours to defeat them and move to the next level. "

Dans le jeu vidéo, les boss étaient si difficiles que j'ai dû m'entraîner pendant des heures pour les vaincre et passer au niveau suivant.

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noun

Épouse

Wife.

""My bosses always make sure the kids have their homework done before dinner." "

Mes épouses s'assurent toujours que les enfants ont fait leurs devoirs avant le dîner.

family person

verb

Donner des ordres, commander

To exercise authoritative control over; to tell (someone) what to do, often repeatedly.

"My older sister always bosses me around when we're cleaning the house. "

Ma sœur aînée me donne toujours des ordres quand nous nettoyons la maison.

action business job work organization communication

noun

Bosse, renflement, protubérance

A swelling, lump or protuberance in an animal, person or object.

"The blacksmith hammered the metal sheet, careful to create uniform bosses that would reinforce the shield. "

Le forgeron martela la tôle, veillant à créer des bosses uniformes qui renforceraient le bouclier.

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noun

Bosses, protubérances

A lump-like mass of rock, especially one projecting through a stratum of different rock.

"The geologist pointed out the rounded bosses of granite pushing through the layers of sedimentary rock in the canyon wall. "

Le géologue a montré les bosses arrondies de granit qui perçaient les couches de roche sédimentaire dans la paroi du canyon.

geology mass

noun

Bossage, renflement

A convex protuberance in hammered work, especially the rounded projection in the centre of a shield.

"The shield had intricate bosses, each one a rounded bump in the center. "

Le bouclier avait des bossages complexes, chacun étant un renflement arrondi au centre.

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noun

Bossages, protubérances

A protrusion, frequently a cylinder of material that extends beyond a hole.

"The bicycle's handlebars had rubber bosses to provide a better grip around the brake levers. "

Le guidon du vélo avait des bossages en caoutchouc pour offrir une meilleure prise autour des leviers de frein.

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noun

Bouton, bossage

A knob or projection, usually at the intersection of ribs in a vault.

"Looking up at the cathedral ceiling, we could see the decorative bosses where the arched ribs met. "

En levant les yeux vers le plafond de la cathédrale, nous pouvions voir les bossages décoratifs là où les nervures arquées se rencontraient.

architecture building part

noun

Cible

A target block, made of foam but historically made of hay bales, to which a target face is attached.

"The archery club used new foam bosses for practice because they were lighter and easier to move than the old hay bale ones. "

Le club de tir à l'arc utilisait de nouvelles cibles en mousse pour l'entraînement car elles étaient plus légères et plus faciles à déplacer que les anciennes faites de balles de foin.

sport item

noun

Cuve en bois

A wooden vessel for the mortar used in tiling or masonry, hung by a hook from the laths, or from the rounds of a ladder.

"The bricklayer carefully filled the bosses with mortar, ready to climb the ladder and apply it between the new bricks. "

Le maçon a soigneusement rempli la cuve en bois de mortier, prêt à monter à l'échelle et à l'appliquer entre les nouvelles briques.

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noun

Chef, patron

A head or reservoir of water.

"The mountain stream's bosses, or headwaters, were high after the heavy rain. "

Les chefs, ou sources, du ruisseau de montagne étaient hauts après la forte pluie.

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verb

Décorer avec des bossages, gaufrer

To decorate with bosses; to emboss.

"The artist bosses the metal plate with intricate floral patterns. "

L'artiste décore la plaque de métal avec des motifs floraux complexes.

art style appearance

noun

Poufs, tabourets

A hassock or small seat, especially made from a bundle of straw.

"After a long day weeding the garden, I sat down wearily on a couple of bosses near the shed. "

Après une longue journée à désherber le jardin, je me suis assis avec lassitude sur quelques poufs près de l'abri de jardin.

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